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angel soft. as the road to the white house winds on, super tuesday might be remembered as the turning point. hillary clinton and donald trump made huge leaps toward their respective party's nominations. earlier, i spoke to cbs news political director and moderator of "face the nation" john dickerson about where the race is headed. all right, john, a big night for donald trump. very successful. give me a snapshot who -- where did he win and who did he win with and who is supporting him? >> i won with lower -- low income voters, higher income voters in some places. so the trump coalition bounces all over the place, depending on the states, which is one of the things that republicans are trying to come to terms with
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are trying to come to terms with it because ted cruz thought with evangelicals i'll be able to make inroads and he didn't. >> what can we expect moving forward? you can't deny his success tonight. will they coalesce on trump donald trump or double down on the resistance? >> there is a choice for republicans to make. do they start to move behind donald trump or do they have a resistance movement that has to snap into quick action because if he is going to be stopped, he has to denied the 1,237 delegates. the only way to do that is to start beating him up so badly on these contests that are coming up that he can't win and that then marco rubio or ted cruz becomes the person who can win these winner take all states and amass enough delegates and then goes to the convention and fights it out at the convention. the challenge with that is, a, they have to fight fast and furiously. and some republicans may not be ready for that. also, because there are two
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making it a third and who knows if ben carson adding another, that splits the anti-trump votes and it's a messier conversation to have, it's messier in terms of the vote. you know, john kasich hadn't been in the race, marco rubio might have done well enough in v. to beat donald trump. so the presence of these candidates out there really does change the landscape of things. >> i'm wondering now, after super tuesday, can we look at this more than as a two-man race and the other man being ted cruz? >> you could, except marco rubio continues to be carried aloft by the hopes of the mainstream republicans who are incapable of coming to terms with the idea that donald trump would be the nominee of the party that they love. and so while the rubio path to the nomination is now a single file path, very narrow that he must walk, it sustained or continues to exist because there are republicans who really hope
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that he can do better and get to the convention and have a situation where it can be competitive and where somehow, through some perhaps even some magic, they can deny trump the nomination. so he did not -- he only got one win. that's not a great record. but because there is this real desire to beat donald trump, he is allowed to fight another day where another kind of candidate wouldn't be. >> let's talk about the democrats. hillary clinton did well, as expected. you know, bernie sanders maybe not terrible. but, you know, hillary clinton definitely is way ahead in the delegates. on the flip side, bernie sanders continues to raise money. so i'm wondering is he out of the race? can we write him off? or do you think he will live to fight another day? >> well, he won in enough states that you can't just write him off. he also also has a very strong message and people who are liking him and he has a lot of money so hard to written him
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the biggest problem to him than winning fewer states than hillary clinton and being behind in the delegate count, he still seems to be incapable of doing very well in the african-american community, has that is a part of the democratic coalition. you can't be a democratic nominee and not have that kind of vote. so it's one of the reasons why in future states, he'll have a tough time winning, but it also is a flaw in his candidacy if he is going to be the nominee for the party. >> john dickerson, moderator of "face the nation," thank you very much. >> sure thing. we will have much more analysis coming up on "cbs this morning" when we talk with bob schieffer about last night's results. still ahead, return to earth. astronaut scott kelly has a warm homecoming after a record stay on the internet space station. mastering irresistibly smooth. the lindor truffle. created with passion... by the lindt master chocolatiers. a hard outer shell with a smooth center. luscious.... flowing... welcome... to the best time of your day. unwrap...
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the president met with senate leaders for the first time since scalia's death. republican leaders have said they won't even consider the president's choice. >> we can at least meet with the president's nominee which should be coming very quickly, but they were adamant and they said, no, we are not going to do this at all. >> the republicans say if the situation was reversed, democrats would do the same thing. late yesterday, apple filed a second appeal in its dispute with federal investigators over their demand that it help the fbi break into an iphone linked to the san bernardino terrorist attack. a federal judge has ordered apple to imply. earlier, appearing before a house panel, fbi director james comey characterized the encryption preventing access to the phone as a vicious guard dog. apple's chief lawyer says if it complies, it will weaken security of all apple products. a nasa astronaut made his
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>> scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. >> scott kelly and a russian cosmonaut landed safely today in kazakhstan. they had been on the international space station since large march. research on their long trip there could help a trip to mars. coming up, disturbing testimony in erin andrews trial. carry the centimeter, divide by 3.14 something something something... [ beeping, whirring ] great caesar salad! and now the name your price tool shows people policy options to help fit their budget. is that a true story? yeah! people really do save an average of over $500 when they switch. i mean about you inventing it. i invented the story, and isn't that what really matters?
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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. a chinese toddler's trip with grandpa becomes quite an adventure. the 2-year-old fell from a van and into traffic.
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scene and then saved the child. the grandfather said the trunk latch was broken in a fender bender. serious accusation against espn in the erin andrews case and new details on osama bin laden as he hid in pakistan. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. documents reveal osama bin laden feared that a tracking device may have been planted in the mouth of one of his wives. the tennesseean reports erin andrews latest testimony in her 75 million dollar suit against a nashville hotel. she said espn forced her to give a national interview about the nude video a stalker secretly recorded there. andrews says the hotel stays now fill her with fear. >> i instantly cover the peep hole and then i do check of the
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i look everywhere. >> the espn maintains it has always supported andrews. "sports illustrated" reports the 30-game suspension of a yankees pitcher for a domestic abuse incident. aroldis chapman is suspected of choking his girlfriend but the case was dropped due to a lack of evidence. buzzfeed a dismissal of a kfc manager. the woman withdrew a job offer at a virginia restaurant after learning of the woman's sexual orientation. the company fired the manager and hired the woman. "the washington post" is analyzing chris christie's many facial expressions while appearing with donald trump. the new jersey governor backed trump after ending his own presidential campaign. this is the "cbs morning news." now ... a breakthrough from aveeno absolutely ageless night cream with active naturals blackberry complex ... ... a whole new way to keep skin looking younger longer ... ... starting tonight.
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we actually taped this before the polls closed tonight, so i still don't know yet who won or who cares. but on the democratic side, while hillary looks poised for big victories, bernie sanders has promised to stay in the race for all 50 states, or 51, if you count the state of denial. here is another look at this morning's top stories. donald trump won big in states where republicans held primaries or caucuses. trump swept through the delegate-rich southern states and ted cruz won his home state of texas and neighboring state oklahoma and marco rubio won for the first time in minnesota. hillary clinton widened her lead over bernie states and she won in the super tuesday states with more than half of the delegates up for grabs. sanders won his state of vermont, as well as oklahoma and
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republican senator lindsey graham didn't pull punches when he discussed the outcome of last night's vote with "cbs this morning" co-anchor charlie rose. >> i think we are about to lose to the most dishonest in the democratic party, hillary clinton. how can you nominate somebody who is crazy? i think dishonest speaks crazy. that is our problem. donald trump, i think, is just crazy. >> graham says the only way for republicans to win is to rally behind ted cruz. the ivy league football teams are taking a new measures to prevent injuries. coaches for all eight of the ivy league football teams agreed unanimously to forbid full tackling at all practices. the change adds to an already strict policy at contact at practices. the ivy league bans contact at spring and full season practices. the mets manager has a message for the team.
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here is why. cespedes rides in on a horse with pitcher noah syndergaard. cespedes showed up to the team facility in a slew of speedy cars. president obama will be in the stands for major league baseball's first pitch in cuba since the restoration of diplomatic ties with the island nation. the tampa bay rays will play the cuban national team in an execution game in havana. the baltimore orioles laid in 1999 in cuba under much different circumstances. heading to havana is the rolling stones. they will wrap up their tour with a free concert in cuba on march 25th. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a wrath of super tuesday results and analysis from john dickerson
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and why some charitable donations never reach the people who they are intended for. and no jacket required. singer phil collins talks with anthony mason in a rare interview! that is the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday.
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have a great day.brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce,
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and brian loftus > ((brian loftus)) > thanks for joining us, i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) and i'm kirsten joyce. super tuesday was a big win for both donald trump and hillary clinton. ((brian loftus)) as for ted cruz and marco rubio, each won only several states. scott mclean joins us live with the results from the campaign trail. for donald trump and hillary clinton, super tuesday lived up to its name. (hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate) what a super tuesday! both the democratic and republican front-runners came out looking stronger than ever . clinton won in seven states including the biggest prizes, texas and georgia, helped by overwhelming support among african- american voters. (hillary clinton, (d) presidential candidate) now this
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crescent city, the motor city and beyond. senator bernie sanders won four contests and says he is far from out of the race. (sen. bernie sanders, (d) presidential candidate) this campaign is not just about electing a president, it is about transforming america. (gov. chris christie, (r) new jersey) the next president of the united states, donald trump. for republicans, super tuesday cemented that donald trump is far and away the favorite. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) i feel awfully good. while, trump won most contests -- ted cruz won his home state of texas, nearby oklahoma, and alaska. marco rubio won in minnesota. (sen. marco rubio, (r) presidential candidate) the pundits say we're underdogs, i'll accept that. this is a country of underdogs but we will win despite poor showings for kasich and carson, no one dropped out last night -- leaving everyone but trump bickering about who should leave the race (sen. ted cruz, (r) presidential candidate) so long as the field remains divided, donald trump's path to the nomination remains

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